Python is_valid_run Examples

Example #1

File: test_is_valid_run.py Project: mileskin/ots-mirror

 def test_is_valid_run_all_environments(self):
     ep = {Environment("hardware") : ["pkg1"],
           Environment("host_hardware") : ["pkg1", "pkg2"],
           Environment("chroot") : ["pkg1", "pkg2", "pkg3"]}
     tp = {Environment("hardware") : ["pkg1"],
           Environment("host_hardware") : ["pkg1", "pkg2"],
           Environment("chroot") : ["pkg1", "pkg2", "pkg3"]}
     # No return value. Raises an exeption is something goes wrong
     self.assertEquals(is_valid_run(ep, tp, True, True, True), None)

Example #2

File: test_is_valid_run.py Project: saraso-la/ots-mirror

 def test_is_valid_run_all_environments(self):
     ep = {
         Environment("hardware"): ["pkg1"],
         Environment("host_hardware"): ["pkg1", "pkg2"],
         Environment("chroot"): ["pkg1", "pkg2", "pkg3"]
     }
     tp = {
         Environment("hardware"): ["pkg1"],
         Environment("host_hardware"): ["pkg1", "pkg2"],
         Environment("chroot"): ["pkg1", "pkg2", "pkg3"]
     }
     # No return value. Raises an exeption is something goes wrong
     self.assertEquals(is_valid_run(ep, tp, True, True, True), None)

Example #3

File: test_is_valid_run.py Project: mileskin/ots-mirror

 def test_is_valid_run_chroot_only(self):
     ep = {Environment("chroot") : ["pkg1", "pkg2"]}
     tp = {Environment("chroot") : ["pkg1", "pkg2"]}
     # No return value. Raises an exeption is something goes wrong
     self.assertEquals(is_valid_run(ep, tp, False, False, True), None)

Example #4

File: test_is_valid_run.py Project: saraso-la/ots-mirror

 def test_is_valid_run_chroot_only(self):
     ep = {Environment("chroot"): ["pkg1", "pkg2"]}
     tp = {Environment("chroot"): ["pkg1", "pkg2"]}
     # No return value. Raises an exeption is something goes wrong
     self.assertEquals(is_valid_run(ep, tp, False, False, True), None)